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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
8
A miner who worked underground for a year develops abnormal lung function. appearances can mislead as health declines. In some cases lung tissue has been found hardened with coal, revealing a severe occupational risk.
A reflective line on resilience after grief suggesting momentum through sorrow and recovery. The phrasing evokes persistence and strength rising from sorrow, implying a hopeful stance after hardship.
A farmer notes that beneath the brown or black loam lies a subsoil layer of loose dark earth and stones. It acts as a transition between the surface soil and the deeper hard rock, marking a gradation in the earth.
A linguistic note presents a long native term for love described as Chemlendamonghkuna gogager in an Indian dialect. The entry highlights regional vocabulary and the complexity of translating affection into a single word.
The meeting heard critics allege misused funds and idle high paid staff while WPA projects cut workers. A citizen proposed a study committee before any blank check approval. The measure passed 98 to 10 and a second article empowered a salary review by the Advisory Committee for a later report.
In the Republican race Belcher faces calls to respect the outcome of the primary while Hayes and Thomas back the process. Some supporters expect Honan to seek re election, with rumors of a potential challenge to his nomination.
Ingleside Park work shifts cost to the State under the Public Works Department. Baseball and other sports paused as Miller Field remains closed until grass roots. The spring spend on loam and seed aims to improve play surface. field to open in fall for football, weather permitting.
B. F. McElligott of Columbus and the Holy Name Society of St. John the Evangelist Church was a respected civic figure and longtime Democrat in this town. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth, two sons, a daughter, and three brothers.
Ballem's Filling Station at Winthrop Bridge now under A L Merrill offers complete gasoline and Veedol motor oil service to motor boat owners at the bridge or its float. A 50 gallon tanker brings fuel or oil to arriving boats, with rapid attentive service by Merrill and assistant Tubba Carter. The slogan Service for all and all for service reflects enhanced, courteous offerings and growing patronage.
A historical note mentions a synagogue in China in the year 1183. The fragment records a religious site outside traditional European centers and hints at early Jewish presence in Asia.
The Indianapolis News notes a U.S. Bureau of Entomology finding that bees can sting even with breath holding or clenched fists. Stings occur due to quiet, nervous movement. fear heightens risk, while calm behavior and certain body odors influence bee response.
The passage notes copper coins struck in England for New England and Maryland’s silver shillings and pence. It records 1785 mint openings in Vermont and Connecticut, New Jersey in 1786, and a federal plan urged by Congress and Jefferson for a continental mint. State mints closed after the 1789 Constitution adoption.
Marblehead Week saw 381 yachts racing under Eastern Yacht Club from Monday to Tuesday with a record midweek fleet. Winners included Diane in Marconi division and Oriental in Manchester division. Cottage Park and Winthrop 15s also yielded victors as a northwesterly squall struck Tuesday, sinking Yankee and forcing many boats to seek shelter.
The British Apollo of 1780 recounts a tale that the term dun stems from Joe Dun, a Lincoln bailiff during Henry VIII’s era. His debt-collecting prowess made his name proverbial, and the saying arose to pressure delinquents to pay.
Pyrethrin insect killer imported in large quantities mainly from Japan. The crop is new to many farmers and belongs to the Compositae group that includes chrysanthemum, aster, and daisy. The flowers resemble ordinary field daisies.
The eccentric Lord Timothy Dexter printed A Pickle for the Knowing Ones without punctuation in the main text. An appendix provided pages filled with various punctuation marks for readers to insert as they wished.
Officer John J. McDonald is back on duty after a two week vacation to the mountains of New Hampshire.
A cold pole in the Western Hemisphere sits near Rensselaer harbor in Northwest Greenland where temperatures can drop to seventy degrees below zero.
Ipswich residents seek convenient meals from Sobey's Restaurant and Deli at 58 Woodside Avenue. Dan Shea, popular manager, offers choice fried clams roast stuffed spring chicken and varied deli products prepared daily by an experienced chef with table and booth service in the restaurant department.
A Texas horned toad six inches long with horns on its head was captured by Harry A. Newton of 19 Pauline Street Winthrop on Lewis Lake shore. Locals could not recall seeing such a creature nearby and describe its stubby legs and rapid ground movement.
The phrase flaming youth appears alongside a Hamlet style line where virtue is wax and melts in its own fire. The pairing suggests a playful mashup of famous expression with a Shakespearean image.
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